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Capacity fight over will-maker’s delusion daughter is a witch

November 06, 2023

Brothers do battle: mother’s will excluding one, prepared by other’s lawyer

July 18, 2022

Solicitor rescues will under capacity cloud with recall of lucid instructions

April 04, 2022

DIY will struck down in capacity contest among feuding step-siblings

August 11, 2021

Court made wills – just when do you lack capacity to do it for yourself?

July 15, 2020

Video wills OK but don’t forget the legalities

May 20, 2020

Probate claimed on photocopied will: should court presume will-maker destroyed & revoked original?

April 03, 2020

Court considers dementia will to stop daughter-in-law gain

April 30, 2019